Excursão de um dia para Luxor saindo de Aswan
Descrição
Veja as principais atrações de Luxor em um dia em uma viagem guiada saindo de Aswan. Depois de um passeio pelo exuberante Vale do Nilo, visite os principais locais do que foi a antiga Tebas enquanto um guia egiptólogo qualificado conta suas histórias e segredos. Viaje para a Cisjordânia para visitar antigas tumbas faraônicas no Vale dos Reis e ver o impressionante Templo de Hatshepsut e Colossos de Memnon. Após o almoço, mude para a Cisjordânia para explorar a inspiradora Karnak e o belo Templo de Luxor. Embarques e desembarques no hotel incluídos.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Às 19:00, embarque no seu hotel ou cruzeiro no Nilo em Aswan pelo guia turístico e, em seguida, você será transferido em um veículo particular com ar-condicionado para Luxor, onde fica a 280 K / M do norte de Aswan, chegue a Luxor às 10:00. Visitando a Cisjordânia do Nilo, onde você visita o Vale dos Reis, a magnificência da grandeza da arquitetura que foi usada para sepultamento, muitos reis estão enterrados neste vale. Os túmulos mais conhecidos são o do rei Tutmosis I, Tutmosis III, Tut-Ankh-Amon, Rei Ramssess VI, Rei Mrenptah e AmonhotepII.
Seguido de uma visita ao Templo da Rainha Hatshepsut conhecido como El Dir El Bahari que foi construído pela Rainha Hatshepsut, filha de Tutmés I, que governou o Egito cerca de 20 anos durante a 18ª Dinastia (aproximadamente 1490-1469 a.C.), o único faraônico mulher que reinou no antigo Egito. Em seguida, continue sua excursão de um dia aos Colossos de Memnon, que são restos do templo mortuário de Amenhotep III
Os Colossos de Memnon (árabe: el-Colossat ou es-Salamat) são duas enormes estátuas de pedra do Faraó Amenhotep III, que ficam na frente das ruínas do Templo Mortuário de Amenhotep III, o maior templo da Necrópole Tebana. Eles existem desde 1350 aC e eram bem conhecidos dos antigos gregos e romanos, bem como dos primeiros viajantes modernos e egiptólogos. As estátuas contêm 107 inscrições da era romana em grego e latim, datadas entre 20 e 250 DC; muitas dessas inscrições na estátua mais ao norte fazem referência ao rei mitológico grego Memnon, que a estátua era então - erroneamente - considerada representativa. Os estudiosos têm debatido como a identificação do colosso do norte como "Memnon" está ligada ao nome grego de toda a Necrópole de Tebas como Memnonium.
O Complexo do Templo de Karnak, comumente conhecido como Karnak (/ˈkɑːr.næk/), compreende uma vasta mistura de templos, pilares, capelas e outros edifícios perto de Luxor, no Egito. A construção do complexo começou durante o reinado de Senusret I (reinou de 1971 a 1926 aC) no Reino Médio (c. 2000 a 1700 aC) e continuou no Reino Ptolomaico (305 a 30 aC), embora a maioria dos edifícios existentes datam do Novo Reino. A área ao redor de Karnak era o antigo egípcio Ipet-isut ("O Mais Selecionado dos Lugares") e o principal local de culto da 18ª Tríade Dinástica Tebana, com o deus Amon como seu chefe. Faz parte da cidade monumental de Tebas e em 1979 foi incluída na Lista do Património Mundial da UNESCO juntamente com o resto da cidade. O complexo de Karnak dá nome à moderna vila próxima e parcialmente cercada de El-Karnak, 2,5 quilômetros (1,6 milhas) ao norte de Luxor.
O Templo de Luxor (árabe: معبد الأقصر) é um grande complexo de templos egípcios antigos localizado na margem leste do rio Nilo, na cidade hoje conhecida como Luxor (antiga Tebas) e foi construído aproximadamente em 1400 aC. Na língua egípcia era conhecido como ipet resyt, "o santuário do sul". Foi um dos dois principais templos da margem leste, sendo o outro Karnak.[1] Ao contrário dos outros templos de Tebas, o templo de Luxor não é dedicado a um deus de culto ou a uma versão deificada do faraó morto. Em vez disso, o templo de Luxor é dedicado ao rejuvenescimento da realeza; pode ter sido onde muitos dos faraós do Egito foram coroados na realidade ou conceitualmente (como no caso de Alexandre, o Grande, que afirmou ter sido coroado em Luxor, mas pode nunca ter viajado para o sul de Mênfis, perto do Cairo moderno). após a excursão, traslado de volta ao seu hotel
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Pickup de um hotel ou cruzeiro no Nilo em Aswan شياخة ثالثة، قسم أسوان،, 3VQX+XP2, Sheyakhah Thalethah, Aswan 1, Aswan Governorate 1242720, Egito . Recolha no aeroporto de Aswan 3VQX+HQ5 Aswan 1, Egito . Pickup da estação de trem de Aswan أسوان غرب محطة القطار, 3WX2+XW3, Abu AR Rish Qebli, Aswan 2, Aswan Governorate 1242871, Egito .
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas de coluna
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- As taxas de entrada incluem apenas a área básica
Avaliações(34)
The tour operator disappeared after dropping us a message to send them passports soon after we confirmed the tour. Despite our repeated messages and calls before the tour date, they gave no response to our enquiries about how they would arrange pick up as we stayed on Elephantine Island which can be accessed only by private boat at the expected pick up time at 5am. Finally, a few hours before pick up they confirmed that they would meet us at the hotel. So we waited at the hotel at 5am. At 5am, we were informed by the driver that we would need to make our own way to meet them by the pier in town. Luckily with the kind assistance of the hotel we made it to the meeting point despite having wasted much time and efforts for the hassles. The rating of 2 out of 5 given to this tour is for the guide who was very experienced and helped us avoid long waiting lines to the sites by being flexible with the itinerary and for the driver who was accommodating.
Samir Gaber was a fabulous tour guide. He was very informative and gave us a lot of information about Abu Simbal. He even gave us ice creams as a special treat after lunch!
Sam was a wonderful guide through the whole day. He was very knowledgeable and friendly. I would highly recommend him and this enchanting journey through history.
The tour I took to Luxor on July 14, 2025 was great. Mohammed our driver today was also our driver yesterday to Abu Simbel and he was so awesome. Our tour guide Khaled was amazing as well, knew the Spanish language well and knowledgeable about the history and the sites. We just had an inconvenience with the traffic police coming back from Luxor. They were relentless and forced our driver to take another route. We should have been back in our hotel in three hours and we were on the road for 5 hours. That’s not his fault and I know police departments are a pain in any country but these tour companies should present a united front and complain about how these traffic police make these drivers pay money just to cross. That makes tourists scared and uncomfortable. We felt bad about how much money he had to pay just to get us to Luxor and back to our hotel. Poor guy probably lost money for the day after paying the police at every stop. The extra time to get back to Aswan made us miss other potential activities as well. Luxor was a gem and is absolutely beautiful with tons to see and lots of history, worth visiting but if you’re doing a day trip from Aswan or another city, think about staying in Luxor directly and doing the tours from there. Even though the police may not harass the tourists directly, the drivers are bearing the brunt of the harassment and bribes to the police. It makes any tourist not even want to come here. These tourist agencies and tour operators need to make a firm declaration against this nonsense. We know no country is perfect but in a country where tourism drives a lot of the economy, measures need to be taken to ensure the tourist experience is as worry and stress free as possible. In no circumstance did we feel this driver was supported by the tour agency, we felt extremely bad for him and he was just defeated by the end of the day after so much harassment. Thank goodness nothing worse happened but it certainly could have. This is super scary for all involved. So think very carefully about doing these tours from smaller cities into the main hubs. (Luxor, Cairo, etc.). It makes me think very cautiously about ever coming back to Egypt and with so much still remaining to see it saddens me that I’ll possibly not see more of what’s available to see here or what may be discovered in the future.
Our trip to Luxor was a great experience overall. We visited all the major landmarks as planned, and our guide, Ayman, was incredibly knowledgeable—sharing detailed insights into the history of each temple and even capturing some professional photos and videos for us. However, the pickup and drop-off point was changed at the last minute, which was disappointing and caused a delay to the start of the tour. Despite this miscommunication from the tour operator, Ayman’s expertise truly made the day memorable.
This was such an informative and relaxing tour from Aswan to Luxor. The Emo Tours team and tour guide crew were incredibly easy to work with and very accommodating. We want to give a very special shoutout to our tour guide, Mohamed Hashimi, who literally took care of everything for us (including taking some great family pictures of us!) and made each tour sight a very educational and enjoyable experience!
My driver Chico and guide Ahmed were excellent. My driver was on time and picked me up from my hotel. My guide Ahmed took some good pictures. Thank you.
Visits were incredible, and increasing quality with time. The boutique part was predictible as it is a trap for tourists but it was still a very good experience. Our guide knowledge and explanations were great. He was adaptable and even changed langage and switch for us. The driver was very nice and always on time, made us feel secure on the road, drove very quick and very professional and even brought us snacks. Just keep in mind that Emo Tour offers to start at 7am or 8am but we did not have the choice and accepted 6am.
The tour itself is great. However, the logistics don't live up to the theory. Here is something you should keep in mind booking this particular tour. I'm a solo traveler, and I love joining other groups to meet new people and experience something new each time. On this tour, I was NOT offered an option to join any groups and apprently they don't match tourists up. Everyone was doing a 'private' tour. I don't understand why I need to pay extra as a solo traveler when all the places I visited were literally packed with other one-two person 'private' tours. On top of all this, I gave Viator an option to match me up with a tour guide that speaks any of the top three languages I can communicate in - that most guides speak there, - and I got a tour guide who couldn't even hold a conversation in English. As much as I appreciate the fact that people do speak other languages in the country, I don't find it acceptable. If you are taking this tour in Arabic, it should be fine. The other note is they offer you to visit local 'workshops' to see how things are done, and ask you to buy something. If you ARE looking for those souvenirs, it might be a great option, but I wasn't. So it was nice they were not too forceful about that. The final opportunity for improvement is drving logistics. It took as about 4.5 hours to get back instead of 3 hours because for whatever reason (I gave up on trying to communicate with my tour guide and the driver) we decided to take local bumpy roads instead of the highway. Both the driver and the tour guide were really nice and trustworthy but the experience was pretty exhausting and I felt drained by the end of the day.
Can't recommend this trip enough! The best way to travel between Luxor and Aswan for sure!! Tayso from Emo tours helped us change dates last minute with no issue and provided us with a modern, large and comfortable, air conditioned SUV. Our driver and guide Ahmed Eid were great. We learned a lot and were able to spend lots of time wandering around the magnificent temples of Kom Umbu and Edfu (a cannot miss!) Ahmed was in high spirits and is in general a really very brotherly and fun guide. Considering they had to drive all the way back to Aswan once they droped us off in Luxor and it was actually a holiday for them, we can't express enough our appreciation and gratitude for the amazingly positive and energetic experience. Highly recommend!!
Dear our valued customer Thank you for your support and we would like to inform that we are taking every measure to ensure better service and greater customer satisfaction at all time . Ido wish to welcome you and your family in one of our tours soon ^_^ Best regards, Emo Tours Egypt
